Hulse
& Adderley |
Location and period of operation:
Hulse
& Adderley |
Longton |
1869 |
1875 |
Hulse & Adderley operated at the Daisy Bank Works, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. Manufacturing china and earthenware
The partners were Richard Booth Hulse and William Alsager Adderley.
previously: Hulse, Nixon & Adderley
subsequently: W.A. Adderley & Co.
London
Gazette
April 30, 1875
Notice
of the dissolution of the partnership between
Richard Booth Hulse and William Alsager Adderley
Hulse & Adderley platter -
the pattern is CANTON
based on a simplified Willow Pattern
Hulse & Adderley platter in
the traditional Willow Pattern
Hulse & Adderley flow
blue cake stand
this stand bears a
registration diamond
with the date of 27 July 1874
Initials & Marks used on ware for identification:
H & A
earlier ware was
marked with
the initials H & A
earlier Hulse & Adderley
mark
with the initials H & A
CANTON is the pattern name
STAFFORDSHIRE
STONE CHINA
H & A
mark with a
crown and the Stafford knot
Stone China is not real bone china it was
a type of earthenware
later Hulse & Adderley mark
with the initials H & A and the
trade mark sailing ship
the sailing ship
mark was retained by
the subsequent companies
the registration diamond gives
the
date of 27 July 1874
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bottom centre is the Daisy Bank Works
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